Seggy
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I hope not, Martin sold us on moving to your town just so we could egg your house on a twice weekly basis.
I hope you are still not talking about moving to Utah.
I hope not, Martin sold us on moving to your town just so we could egg your house on a twice weekly basis.
Aren't all universities for profit?
I hope you are still not talking about moving to Utah.
They don't look at the degree. They look at the transcripts. A degree is something you hang on a wall. Transcripts are something you protect, and come in sealed envelopes that should only be opened by the person who requested them.
There is no such thing as a respected for-profit university.If you are going to go get your degree from a For-profit University, I think the University of Phoenix is the most respected one out there.
I hear that a lot, but that's not true. For-profits are actual businesses and are often publicly traded on the stock market. They spend a significant portion of their revenue on advertising, rather than the education "product."Aren't all universities for profit?
I was looking at instantdegrees.com, and you can get the bachelors degree for $130.
They claim it's legal, either way I'll take that with a grain of salt.
They claim in their FAQ's to be able to do transcripts as well. Oh dear.
We'll get you answering to the proper callsign post-haste.We're converting.
Actually there are a lot of people getting hired by majors, who have done this already. They all realize its worthless anyways. A lot of people I know have been hired at this airline, you can apply here http://www.deltava.org/I was looking at instantdegrees.com, and you can get the bachelors degree for $130.
They claim it's legal, either way I'll take that with a grain of salt.
Anyway, since we all know the airlines mandating a degree regardless of major is essentially a scam, any likelihood of the phony degree slipping past the airlines? I mean, how deep do they really dig when verifying your credentials?
Think of the money you could save avoiding debt from student loans. You could put that money directly in your ratings via Part 61.
Do they also include the impression that comes on transcripts?
Do they also include the impression that comes on transcripts?
What is the degree in?